War toll and city news mix in scattered reports
Official war toll lists 408 Greeks killed and 1 604 wounded in the Turkish conflict. Alderman Henry Ludolph killed by a passenger train in Chicago. Chicago restricts lakefront buildings as supreme court ruling stands. Court martial of the Competitor crew delayed due to illness. Horse show deficit and gloom at the state board of agriculture offices. Grace Elliott pledges 65 000 for California Bible Society debt. inheritance claim discussed. Unauthorized marriage prevented. old beliefs compared to modern remedies. King’s New Discovery touted as household cure. Free trials at Barber Bros Drug Store.
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Chicago
State Board of Agriculture
San Francisco
Grace Margaret Elliott
Imblay Clarke
Australia
California Bible Ciety
Sohold
Dr. King
Barber Broa Drug Store
Mass Starvation in Cuba Reports From Havana Wake
Reports describe thousands starving in Cuba as illness and hunger decimate the rural population. Physicians in Havana barred from listing starvation as a death cause. Corpses reportedly unburied or left to vultures as war toll mounts and public hospitals suffer.
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Havana
Vogler
Senora
Emila I Quesada
Senor Artega Quesada
Bianco
Julio Quesada
Senor Gonzalves Quesada
New York
Isle of Pines
Marshal Blanco
Weyler
Spain
San Domingo
Diario la Marina
Concentrados
United States
Manprib
Sagasta
Senor
Romero Roblejo
General Weyter
Montserrat
Weyter
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Cuba
Philippines
FRAU IS CHARGED IN KANSAS SUIT AGAINST LOAN FIRMS
The Scot Hah American investment firm of Edinburg filed suit in Topeka for more than 190000 dollars plus 25000 in real estate loans and 50000 in other loans alleged to be sold with false statements. The case targets The Trust Company of America and related Topeka operators T B Sweet and George M Noble.
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Topeka
Win
Scot Hah-American Investment Company
Edinburg
Kansas Join and Trust Company
Tres: Company of America
Trust Company of America
Kansas Loan and Trust Company
T. B. Sweet
George M. Noble
Clarkson Book Illegal Rating Bureau Dispute
Judge Hazen of Topeka denied Harrison Clarkson's injunction against Webb McNall as superintendent of insurance. The ruling holds Clarkson operated a rating bureau in violation of the Kansas anti trust law and allows McNall to revoke licenses of insurance companies using Clarkson's rate book.
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Hazen
Topeka
Torrua
Kan
District Court
Harrison Clarkson
Webb McNall
Clarkson
Mcall
Hasen
Kansas
McNall
Mrs Angell's Suit in Gould Estate Dower Claim Filed
In New York Judge Beach denied dismissing Mrs. Angell's suit to establish her dower right in Jay Gould's estate. case placed on preferred calendar for December. Atlanta Patrolman Killed In To'clock Burglar Shadowing Incident. To pursue details, authorities say the gang sought money from a whisky house vault. witness killed by gunfire as officer confronted the suspect. A receiver named for Steinau's business. Paola man found dead near railway with unclear cause. investigation ongoing. Denver Cigarette Law Sets $1000 Licenses and Health Clauses. Santa Fe to Build New facilities in Newton with cost estimates. St Joseph Postmaster faces allegations over improper letters to young women. Riverside Lump Coal advertised by North Lawrence yard.
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Gould Eatate
New York
Atlantea
Atlanta
J. T. Pronder
L. Stéinay
Steinau
Officer Pronder
Canadian Premier Wilfrid Laurier Faces US Canada Accord Talks
Wilfrid Laurier arrives with Sir Louis Davies and officials to press a broad settlement of disputes with the United States. Topics include alien labor passage, Klondike claims, Great Lakes fisheries, Fraser River rights, Puget Sound, railway bonding, and reciprocity. Discussions may involve President McKinley and seek mutual adjustments benefiting both nations.
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Wassmaron
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Louis Davies
Laurier
Dominion
Behring Sea
United States
Acd
Klondike
British Columbia
Great Lakes
Fraser River
Puget Sound
Wilfrid
McKinley
Sir Wilfrid
Hering Sea
Quintuple tragedy linked to Dreyfus kin in Paris
A man named Dreyfus believed to be cousin of Captain Dreyfus and his American wife Rebecca Abraham and their three daughters aged 13 11 and 7 died by charcoal fumes at their Paris residence. A letter left with 400 francs for funeral expenses suggests suicide following stock losses.
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Dreyfus
Paris
French Guiana
Rebecet
Abraham
Marecen
Commissioner of Police
Vesuvius
Weyler provokes revolt in Santander crowd
A Madrid dispatch notes local anger at Weyler's Havana actions as a meeting in Santander devolves into chaos. Protesters question why the nation honors its executor and police disperse the crowd. Cuban news links Weyler to Blanco chaos and possible opposition to the Liberal government. Romero Robledo's upcoming speech is viewed with caution due to party realignments.
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Mash
Sentender
Spain
New Yor
Madrid
Weyler
Havana
Santander
Publc
Cuba
Senor Romero Robledo
Sealing Treaty Signed by United States Japan and Russia
Delegates from the United States Russia and Japan convened at the state department for the sealing conference. The treaty was signed after reading credentials and inspection with final ratifications pending Senate approval. Details of the text will be withheld until ratifications are exchanged. The focus remains on pelagic sealing restrictions.
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Gosala
Japan
United States
Russia
State Department
Fostei
Messia Foster
Hambo
Jordan
DeWollant
Hotkin
German Minister Attacked by Mob in Wu Chang
A Shanghai dispatch reports the German minister to China and the captain of the gunboat Morant were attacked by a mob at Wu Chang on the Yangtze. Rioters stoned the German flag and the minister demanded punishment for the assailants.
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Wu Chang
Loxnos
Shanghai
China
Cormorant
Hoo Pee
Yaungste Kiang
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